> I have this scenario:
> I am on page2.cfm and I hit the browser "back" button to go back to
> page1.cfm.
>
> I want to implement this:
>
> Refresh page1.cfm if you hit the back button on your browser but don’t
> refresh page1.cfm if you hit page1.cfm some other way.
OK, I have 2 options for you that will work 100% of the time
1) Re-write all browser to only refresh when you ask them to, and then get
all Internet users to adopt the new browsers
2) Get all Internet users around the world to have exactly the same browser
settings
<In a less sarcastic tone>
Basically, you can't do it - different browser settings will produce
different results, as will different browsers... I personally have my HTTPS
settings so that it never stores a page (for security reasons), so it'll
ALWAYS refresh a page if I press Back
You've also got to consider different corporate gateways making the settings
work differently again... This sort of thing is nigh-on impossible to get
right...
Philip Arnold
Director
Certified ColdFusion Developer
ASP Multimedia Limited
T: +44 (0)20 8680 1133
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